Sentence examples for fast opened from inspiring English sources

With the beautiful benefit of hindsight, we know what happened to Starbucks –it grew too fast, opened too many stores and sacrificed its own standards to meet unrealistic targets.

"Hold Fast" opens with a mystifying incident.

Most players this week will have had their putters made lighter, trying to compensate for the notoriously fast Open greens.

Technology is fast opening the deep, creating new opportunities as well as new conflicts among treasure hunters and archaeologists.

With the economy enjoying brisk growth with falling unemployment, Brazil's banks have been expanding fast, opening new branches and spending heavily on advertising to seek new customers.

While for now she is the only woman to have achieved that level, a statistical snapshot of the engineering field shows that one of America's last male bastions is fast opening up the gates.

Legal experts said those nations, and others with long maritime traditions, are increasingly eager to assert ownership of their old shipwrecks now that technology is fast opening the seas to exploration and recovery.

Mr Wang said initially he moved too fast, opening too many distribution centres, many of which made a loss.

In dynamic aspect, fast opening performance is required, which means the desired flow can be fast provided but without overshoot when given a step pilot pressure.

Although such a figure understates the influence of the country's biggest state-run companies, opportunism is fast opening China ever further to the market.

Political and business leaders from America, Russia, China and the European Union are impatient for a faster opening up.